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Summary: Prepare for a trip to Buenos Aires by packing comfortable shoes, swim wear, guidebooks and a light rain jacket. Pack for a trip to Buenos Aires with tips from a travel agent in this free video on traveling.
Russ Handler owns an online travel agency, and he is a known travel expert in the Tampa Bay area who has been featured as an expert on travel for decades on local television and radio...read more
"Hi everyone. I'm Russ Handler and I just love to travel. I'm sure you do too. Today I'm traveling to Buenos Aires and I'm going to teach you the best things you'll need to pack. Now keep in mind, when traveling to South America, the climate changes quite dramatically depending on where you are. There are mountainous regions, there are medium regions and there are sea-level regions. So, going to Buenos Aires, depending on the time of the year you're going, you want to definitely pack accordingly. Let's say we're going in the summer period, well definitely hats, comfortable shoes, swim wear are very important for every vacation, that's a given. But also guidebooks, maps are going to be just as important for you. You want to make sure you have tickets to any attractions in advance that you're going to. You want to pack a camera, film, toiletries and some jackets for those cool evenings. Now keep in mind, due to sudden rains that might appear in some of the inland portions of Argentina, I always like to carry a little rain jacket with me. It's very compact, fits in my back pocket. If I lose it, it doesn't cost me too much and I always pack a nice small pair of binoculars wherever I'm going. I'm Russ Handler, and that's how you do it."
eHow Article: How to Pack for a Trip to Buenos Aires
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